Glen Moray 2014 / Peated Tequila Finish / Warehouse 1 Release Speyside Whisky
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Smoky Speyside whisky with sweet tequila notes and a rich, warming finish.
Glen Moray 2014 / Peated Tequila Finish / Warehouse 1 Release Speyside Whisky – Big Character, Smart Value
Discover a distinctive Speyside whisky that brings together gentle sweetness, smoky depth, and an adventurous tequila-cask finish. The Glen Moray 2014 / Peated Tequila Finish / Warehouse 1 Release Speyside Whisky offers plenty of flavour and personality without requiring an extravagant budget. Bottled by the distillery at a robust 58.5% ABV, this 70cl release is made for whisky drinkers who appreciate something different and want excellent character in every pour.
Glen Moray is known for producing approachable, flavourful single malt whisky, and this special release adds an intriguing smoky edge. It begins with whisky aged in bourbon barrels, allowing soft vanilla, creamy sweetness, and bright fruit notes to develop. The spirit is then finished in Mexican tequila casks, adding an unusual layer of freshness and complexity. The result is a whisky that feels familiar enough to enjoy easily, yet distinctive enough to make an impression.
A Rich and Refreshing Flavour Journey
The first sip opens with comforting notes of vanilla biscuits and lemon drops. These sweet and lively flavours are balanced by hints of coconut and fresh almond, creating a smooth, rounded profile. Mixed herbs add a subtle savoury touch, while the peat smoke brings warmth and depth without overpowering the sweeter elements.
At 58.5% ABV, this whisky has plenty of strength and presence. It can be enjoyed neat for a concentrated tasting experience, or softened with a few drops of water to reveal additional layers. The higher strength also makes it a versatile choice for whisky fans who enjoy exploring how flavour changes in the glass.
- Vanilla biscuits: Soft, sweet, and comforting opening notes.
- Lemon drops: A bright citrus lift that keeps the profile lively.
- Coconut and almond: Creamy, nutty accents that add balance.
- Mixed herbs: A fresh, lightly savoury layer for extra interest.
- Peat smoke: A gentle smoky character that gives the whisky a lasting finish.
Why This Bottle Offers Excellent Value
This Glen Moray release is a strong choice for anyone looking to enjoy a memorable single malt without moving into the highest price brackets. It delivers the character often sought in limited releases—cask influence, a higher bottling strength, and a distinctive finishing process—while remaining an accessible addition to a whisky collection.
The 70cl bottle also makes it a practical option for sharing at gatherings, enjoying over several tastings, or giving as a thoughtful gift. Its unusual tequila-cask finish is sure to spark conversation, making it more than just another bottle on the shelf. For the price, it offers a rewarding way to explore peated Speyside whisky with an unexpected twist.
A Standout Choice for Curious Whisky Drinkers
Choose this bottle if you enjoy whisky with a balance of sweet, citrus, nutty, herbal, and smoky flavours. It suits experienced drinkers searching for a new cask finish, as well as newcomers who want to explore peated whisky in a rounded and approachable style. The combination of bourbon-barrel ageing and Mexican tequila-cask finishing gives the spirit a character all its own.
Presented as a Warehouse 1 Release and official distillery bottling, it has the appeal of a special-edition whisky while keeping its flavour profile easy to understand and enjoy. Whether served neat, with water, or alongside a relaxed evening with friends, it offers dependable quality and plenty of tasting interest.
Bring Home a Distinctive Speyside Malt
Make room for a bottle that combines smooth sweetness, refreshing citrus, gentle smoke, and a truly individual finish. Add the Glen Moray 2014 / Peated Tequila Finish / Warehouse 1 Release Speyside Whisky to your cart today and enjoy a full-flavoured distillery bottling that delivers impressive character at a sensible price.




